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May 2010

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The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline Network Answers Two Millionth Call

SAMHSA and HRSA Accepting Applications for FY 2010 Grants for a Training and Technical Assistance Center for Primary and Behavioral Health Care Programs

Organizations Receive Federal Support to Help Advance Prevention Services

PSA Campaign Launches as New Survey Data Shows Only One in Five Young Adults Believes that People are Caring and Sympathetic to those with Mental Health Problems

New Reports Highlight Important Substance Abuse Treatment Statistics in Key Metropolitan Areas across the Country

HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius Speaks about Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act and need for mental health and substance abuse services in Health Care Reform

U.S. DRUG CZAR AWARDS $60 MILLION TO 565 DRUG-FREE COMMUNITIES CONTINUATION GRANTEES

Webcast: Discussion on the Prevention and Treatment of Mental and Substance Use Disorders and Health Reform

What a Difference a Friend Makes

What do you do if your friend is dealing with mental health problems? Everything you’ve already been doing. Friends can make all the difference in the recovery process by just being there and offering support, friendship, strength and acceptance. Visit whatadifference.samsha.gov to see how you can make a difference.

Teen Suicide Prevention Campaign

Find resources to help get through the tough times; Hear from other teens that have been there and made it.

Talk early, talk often, Get others involved: Prevent Underage Drinking

Underage Drinking Prevention Campaign | en Espanol

Resources to help parents talk to teens about alcohol and drinking, including an action plan that parents can personalize for their children to help start the conversation.